Are Jaffa Cakes a cake or a biscuit?
Who else loves Jaffa Cakes?
Are Jaffa Cakes a cake or a biscuit?
Who else loves Jaffa Cakes?
It obviously looks like a biscuit. Take a look at how they are packaged and what size they are. But by all standards, the fact that moisture content is greater than 12% is already called cake. That really sounds weird to me. To me, they're biscuits anyway. I liked them long before. I often bought them, but after a while, I realized that they were not healthy at all, so I gave up. I only consume authentic dark chocolate, which I buy from [link deleted by moderator]. This is the only chocolate I eat at the moment because it seems to me to be the tastiest and with the fewest additions.
Wouldn't advise that, I only found out from your post about all the flavours there are! Marks and Spencers are terrible for changing things, it is one of the few stores I will go to when quiet as it's a small foodhall in my locality but I've stopped going because of that.
I cannot understand though why they still call them 'jaffa' cakes when those are oranges!
This post is risky. I’m on a non carb non sugar diet. Is it too late? Will I be confronted today by the lure of the aisle of destruction in a supermarket? The answers to these questions may remain unanswered if I forget or if I can’t be bothered to follow them up.
I mustn’t feed my sugar obsession by even dwelling on it.
I’ll leave it in the hands of those who can handle it.
Well it says cake in the name. I also like them.